... COATES v. BARLOW.—Mr. Sergeant Wilde. Mr. Martiti, and Mr. Ogle, were counsel for the plaintiff; Sir F. PcUcck llnd Mr. V. Richards for the defendant. This was an action on a policy of insurance effected by the plaintiff for £7000, in an insurance-office established at the York and North of England Insurance-office. The following are the circumstances of the case :—Mr. Coates, the plaintiff, ...

... The Unitarian Congregation assembling in High.street Cha- pel, in this town, have just raised a tablet to the memory of their late excellent pastor, the Rev. Richard Awbrey the de- sign and execution of which reflects great credit on the talents of our townsmen, Mr. Philip Rogers.—Cambrian. At the Baptist Quarterly Meeting held in Cardiff, last Wed- nesday, a memorial to Lord Melbourne, ...

... ORIGINAL CHARADES.-(No. X.) My first is an article, and—to be brief, Of all other articles, know it's the chief; Without it 'twere useless to seek after fame, Yet 'twould be of no use were it not for its name. Then, in-ystcond. without it we could not sunrire, Or, at least, I believe we never should thrive Although there's a species, I truly must say, Some folks to get rid of would anything ...

... EXPORTS for the II cek ending December 3rd. W illiam, Smith, Bullo. 30 tons of pig iron—H. Perkins. Moderator, No. 1, Bristol, 67 £ tons of bar iron—Monmouth shire Iron and Coal Company I hogs., 4 barrels, and 3 kildei kins of beer—T. Davis. Robert, Clampitt, CardifT, 7,000 bricks-Nicholas Rillca. George, Tampl.n Bristol, 26i tons of bar iron-Monmouth- Company0 1008 °f bar iron~Rhyinney Iron ...

... [ADVERTISEMENT.] SIR,—In reply to Mr. Phillips's letter, perhaps it will not be deemed a gnevous departure from truth, to say, that it is (per totam) nothing but the puerile repetition of his former allegations, which, I presume, have been satisfactorily refuted already I therefore feel satisfied that the public, by a calm and dispassionate judgment, will free me from having been actuated in ...

... On Wednesday last, as Mr. and Mrs. **j(j the'' Davis, of Whitchurch, were proceeding to Monmouinj^ s(j#f phxton, the horse became restive, and kicking against the iron step, it shattered its leg in a fright' ejy tb« holh in ihe thigh and below »he knee. It bled Pl0'js whole of Ihe way to Monmouth but although the {tco^r' of a dangerous nature, the poor animal is likely to being under the ...

... NEWPORT, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1842. TH THE IMPORTATTON OF CATTLE. of ^e.bellion of Miles, and ihe No surrender parly' ...

... DURATION OF MALLEABLE IRON RAILS.—Time was when engineers generally were under the impression that rolled IIIIn edge rails, of 50 lbs. to the yard, would last from forty to sixty years, but experience is fast dissipating all such notion*, demonstrating that the duration of rails of malleable iron not determined by some superficial wear, but by the time which M reqoirea for a given amount of ...

... The anniversary festival of the Ross Royal Victoria British School was held at Birch House, the seat of Kedgwin Hoskins, Esq. M.P., on Wednesday, the 27ih instant, where a large number of the children educated in these excellent schools were regale!1 by the worthy member with the good old English fare of roast beef and plum pudding. The youthful party with tlwr teachers, Bnd accompanied hy ...

... From the Autobiography of Frank Desmond. [CONTINUED.] Enter the Lord Krewkern. Situation dramatic, but rather uupleasant! How my adventure was to terminate, I knew net. Must I for ever trust to screens 1 My dear Miss Meredith, said Lord Krewkern, advancing with a step rather too sprightly for his years, for he was on the shady side of fifty, and not very firm on his legs, having lived all the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. i F RA N C E. M.Sauzet, the President of the Chamber of Deputies, ^uve a magnificent ball on Saturday night, at the Palais de Bourbon. No less than five thousand invitations had been issued. A numbei of Generals and officers attended in full uniform. The Dukes of Orleans,Nemours, Aumale, i.nd the Prince de Joinville, were present. Lord Cowley, our Ambassador; Redschtd ...

... ^fuU r ePet'* °J the proceedings at the Institute next week, typt Sf/Con ...